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you need to use the python 3.4.2 interpreter and it’s own pip…you should look into virtualenv.
docs for virtualenv:
http://virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/latest/virtualenv.html
or you could run a command like this:
$ /path/to/python3/lib/site-packages/pip install Django==1.7.1
EDIT: While my answer is possible, it is not recommended, rather you should use the following command like suggested by the other answer:
$ pip<VERSION> install Django==1.7.1
since pip has supported this apparently since version 0.8
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Problem solved by installing Django with:
pip3 install Django==1.7.1
The command pip
seems to manage packages for one version of Python (2.7 here) and we should use it with Python version number to install package for a specific Python version.
Explanation here
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